Rebels Claim Federal Army Put 10 Flight
Rebels report federal forces fled as 6,000 revolutionary troops under General Cavazos captured Jalpan and advanced toward San Luis Potosi, with Guadalue Sanchez and Cavazos moving to break toward Tampico from Jalpan.
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Associated Press
Frontera
Tabasco
Mar
Dallas News
Queretaro
M. Cavazos
Jalpan
Adolfo de la Huerta
Guadalupe Sanchez
Plaza Medellin
Vera Cruz
Cavazos
San Luis Potoso
Tampico
Hidalgo
Ex Klansman Edward Clarke Pleads Guilty in White Slave Case
Edward Young Clarke former acting imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan pleaded guilty in a Houston federal court to violating the Mann White Slavery Act. He was fined 5000 dollars after previously entering a not guilty plea. The case involved a Houston woman transported to New Orleans in February 1921.
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Associated Press
Houston
Teas
Edward Young Clarke
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
J. C. Hutcheson, Jr
Clarke
New Orleans
Italians Barred From Lawsuit Over 1917 Copper Discs
The Supreme Court refused to permit the Italian government to sue the National Brass and Copper Tube Co over money paid for copper discs destroyed in the Baltimore fire of 1917.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
National Brass and Copper Tube Company
Baltimore
Guilt Admitted by Klansman Official in Mann Act Case
E. Y. Clarke formerly of Atlanta admitted guilt in federal court to violating the Mann Act. The former high Ku Klux Klan official appeared in Houston Texas on March 10 for the plea.
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Houston
Texas
E. Y. Clarke
Atlanta
State Senate Adjourns Briefly to Allow Committee Review
Des Moines March 10 The Iowa State Senate adjourned for a half hour due to no items on the calendar that morning. The session recessed to permit committees to finish consideration of major bills awaiting a report.
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State Capitol
Des Moines
Senate
Senate Bill Proposes Public Super-Power System
A Norris Keller bill introduces a federal non political public service commission to develop a nationwide hydro power network linking Muscle Shoals Boulder Canyon and the Colorado with state and local cooperation. A $500 million bond fund would start the project and existing government plants would form the nucleus. The plan aims to produce and sell electricity fertilizer and nitrates on a cost basis while conserving resources and repaying the investment within 30 years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
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Bonus Bill Moves To Sub Committee For Finishing Touches
Washington March 10 the new soldiers bonus bill is referred to a sub committee of the house ways and means to complete details with a report due to the house by Wednesday Chairman Green plans a special rule to expedite the measure The sub committee took up the paid life insurance policy provision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
House
Ways and Means
Green
Knute Rockne Reported Returning to Iowa City Talks
Knute Rockne former Notre Dame coach arrived in Iowa City for meetings with the University of Iowa athletics board and President Walter A. Jessup amid reports he was offered the Iowa football coaching job He reportedly declined after Howard Jones resignation rumors and a possible Illinois director appointment was announced locally judge and Mrs Dewey returned from Oskaloosa where he held court
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Iowa City
Knute Rockne
University of Notre Dame
University of Iowa Athletics Board
Walter A. Jessup
Rockne
Iowa
Howard Jones
Jessup
Chicago
Paul B. Belting
University of Ilinois
Amendment Limits Six Year Tax Court Proceedings Period
A bill section was rejected for removal and kept for separate resolution. An amendment was approved today capping government institute court proceedings to six years for collecting tax assessments.
Denby Becomes Marine Major and Resigns Navy Secretary
Washington March 10 Denbys resignation becomes effective today amid tributes in the navy department He bids farewell while taking the oath as a major in the marine reserve corps Acting secretary Roosevelt will run the department until a successor is named Potential successors include Governor Dixon James B Davidson and former Representative Foss The ceremony featured a Marine Band performance Semper Fidelis and flowers filled Denbys desk as naval attaches and civilian staff bid him farewell
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Washington
Denby
Navy Department
Mr. Denby
Dixon
Montana
James B. Davidson
Michigan
Foss
Illinois
Marine Reserve Corps
Navy
Marine Corps
Cath
le Jeuene
Hand
United States
Marine Band
Tiniest Baby Weighs Only Twelve Ounces
Chicago reports Henry Ganze Jr born Saturday to Mrs Henry Ganze of Melrose Park weighing twelve ounces and stretching eight inches. The father, 24, says the boy is so small he can rest easily in a cigar box, marking a remarkable early-life record.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Ganze Jr
Henry
Henry Ganze
Melrose Park
Policeman Fires By Mistake Wounds Citizen
Patrolman Michael O Hara fired during a pursuit on Sixty eighth Street after mistaking a car backfire for a pistol shot. John Barlow was seriously wounded as he and two companions fled toward a street car. Barlow’s group supported the patrolman’s account that they were halted before the shooting.
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Associated FP
Washington Mar
Michael O'Hara
Sixty-eighth
John Barlow
O’hara
Barlow
Muscle Shoals Bill Granted Right of Way in House
Washington March 10 The Muscle Shoals legislation was given the right of way in the House today over bills typically handled on Mondays. The sponsors expressed confidence a final vote would come before day’s end on Henry Ford’s bid for the properties.
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Washington
Miasele Shoals
Henry Ford
Jealousy Sparks Murder in Chicago Case
Wm Gates 31 a salesman confessed to shooting and killing Richard Heaton 30 a broker after Heaton held him prisoner for two days. Frank Cordell Indianapolis private detective was arrested for kidnapping Gates and aiding his capture. Police cite insane jealousy over Gates wife as motive.
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Louisville
Wm. Gates
Richard Heaton
Heaton
Gates
39Th Street
Cordell
Twenty Two Bodies Recovered From Utah Mine Disaster
Rescue teams continue work at Mine No 2 of the Utah Fuel Co in Castle Gate Utah after 22 bodies are recovered. Authorities report patches of hot coals but deny large fires as relief crews penetrate deeper. Local residents gather near the morgue district while scenes of anxious families unfold.
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Associated Press
Castle Gate
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
C. H. Hotchkish
Bob Dodd
Ben Thomas
Battle Creek Bank to Reorganize in Des Moines Conference
State banking officials will travel to Battle Creek tomorrow to meet with directors of the Battle Creek Savings Bank. The talks aim at reorganizing the bank due to difficulties that caused a temporary suspension of business last week, attributed to slow papers.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Savings Bank
Florida Legion Wins 1924 Membership Trophy
Florida led all states in the renewal of American Legion memberships for 1924 and secured a trophy presented by Past National Commander Henry D. Lindsley. Second place went to Mexico, Wisconsin was third, and Washington fourth, with the award announced at national headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Florida
American Legion
Henry D. Lindsley
Legion
Wee
Br Lecionnaires of
Mexico
Sfite
Wisconsin
Washington
Sinclair Heads to Wyoming in Teapot Dome Fight
News reports state Harry F. Sinclair and six attorneys head to Cheyenne Wyoming to contest the government's action to cancel the Teapot Dome leases. They expect victory in court as they seek an injunction to stop further oil production. Edward Doheny defends his finances and denies funding Mexican revolutionaries.
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Sinclair
Oil Inquiry Deepens with New Evidence and Court Action
In Washington on March 10 the senate oil inquiry tightens as subpoenas yield auditor findings on brokerage books and oil stock dealings around naval reserve leasing. Courts move toward injunctions against Mammoth Oil and Pan-American Petroleum, with special counsel Roberts and Pamer traveling from Washington to Wyoming and California to seek temporary restraints.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Naval
Federal District Court
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Edwin Denby
Navy
California
Pan-American Petroleum Company
E. L. Doheney
Naval Reserve Number One
Owen J. Roberts
Allee Pamerone
Wyoming
Mammoth Company
California Petroleum Company
Witnesses Arrive for Senate Inquiry on Attorney General
Witnesses arrive as the Senate opens the inquiry into the administration of Attorney General Daugherty. Efforts to remove him from the cabinet appear to continue over the weekend, bringing to light new developments.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Daugherty
Schwab urges end to hysteria hurting business
Charles M. Schwab told President Coolidge at a White House conference that congressional investigations have generated public hysteria harming business. He said general conditions are sound but development and expansion are delayed by uncertainty and tax-cutting legislation. He also presented a Europe economic survey from his two month visit to Germany France and Belgium.
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Washington
Charles M. Schwab
Coolidge
Mr. Schwab
Germany
France
Belgium
Des Moines Insurance Agents Accused of Misrepresentation
About 100 affidavits were presented to Insurance Commissioner Kendrick by J. G. Mitchell of the state farm bureau alleging misrepresentation by Des Moines Mutual Insurance Association field agents. Farmers claim losses for 1923 would be paid from a $180,000 surplus and that longer policies would avoid 1923 assessments, with higher quoted rates and multiple agents in the same territory.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Mutual Insurance Association
J. G. Mitchell
State Farm Bureau
W. R. C. Kendrick
Hall Insurance
Iowa
Pottawattamie County
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